Your best ideas come out when you're talking — in sermons, lectures, conversations, and voice memos. Record 20 minutes of natural speech, and iChatbook transforms it into a structured, publishable book.

How 20 Minutes of Audio Becomes a Published Book
Most people express their most profound thoughts verbally — in sermons, in lectures, in conversations with colleagues. But traditional publishing demands you sit down and type for months. That's backwards.
You can articulate a chapter's worth of ideas in 10 minutes of speaking. Writing the same chapter takes weeks.
You already have hours of recorded sermons, talks, and voice memos. Each one contains a chapter — or an entire book.
The people with the most wisdom — pastors, community leaders, busy professionals — don't have time to write.
You don't need to stare at a blank page. You just need to speak.
Traditional publishing demands months of lonely typing. Or $30,000+ for a ghostwriter who won't capture your real voice.
Record 20 minutes of natural speech. AI finds the structure hiding in your words. You curate the result into a finished book.
No writing required. Just your voice and 20 minutes.
Use our built-in recorder or upload any existing audio — a sermon, a lecture, a podcast episode, a voice memo. Any format works: MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A.
iChatbook transcribes your speech and finds the hidden structure: your thesis, key points, and natural chapter breaks. It proposes an outline and organizes your thoughts into coherent flow.
Review the proposed structure. Reorder chapters. Edit sentences. Add sources from your library. When it reads the way you want, publish — instantly shareable with your community.
From a single recording session, iChatbook produces everything you need to share your ideas with the world.
A complete, structured book with chapters, transitions, and narrative flow — all derived from your spoken words.
AI-proposed table of contents with logical chapter breaks, themes identified, and supporting points organized.
Brief, standard, and detailed summaries generated automatically so readers can engage at any depth level.
One link your congregation, students, or colleagues can use to read, listen to, and interact with your book.
If you've ever had someone tell you “you should write a book” — this is how.
Sermons → books. You deliver powerful messages every week. Now your congregation can read, revisit, and share them.
Talks → thought leadership. Turn conference presentations and client workshops into published authority.
Stories → published work. Young people who speak with passion deserve to be published authors too.
Episodes → books. You've already spoken your book across 50 episodes. Now compile and publish it.
No. Twenty minutes of focused speaking is enough to generate a full chapter or even a short book. You can always record multiple sessions and combine them for longer works.
Absolutely. Upload any audio or video file — sermons you've already recorded, podcast episodes, lecture captures, voice memos, Zoom recordings. Any format works.
As much or as little as you want. Some people publish with minimal changes because the AI preserves their natural voice well. Others prefer to heavily refine. You're in full control.
Yes, instantly. Share a link with your congregation, your class, your team, or the world. Readers can read chapter-by-chapter, listen to audio versions, and even chat with your book using AI.
Record 20 minutes. Get a structured book. Share with your community. No writing required — just the ideas you already have.
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